Pearl Cleage’s play “Flyin’ West,” an M Ensemble production currently on stage at the beautiful new performing arts center in

One could say that Bistoury’s 305 & Havana International Improv Fest, which debuts this Saturday at Miami Theater Center, has

The process of creating “Shade,” choreographer Augusto Soledade’s latest full-length work, has been one of remembering and reconfiguring memory to

Director Carlos Lechuga’s masterful unspooling of time in his second feature film “Santa y Ándres” constructs a uniquely Cuban mix

The stage is a fixed space. It is the axis around which story, conflict, and character revolve. When that fixed

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“El cuento de Rene,” actor and director Larry Villanueva’s adaptation of Cuban writer Rene Ariza’s short stories into a work

Teacher, choreographer and activist Dale Andree is known for her ability to merge activism with dance. Andree founded and directs

Thirty-two playwrights, a half dozen directors, and around ninety plays in less than two hours. This is the South Florida

Awash in sunlight, around 50 women stand in a circle on the rooftop performance space of Casa Gaia in Old